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PARIS - Road race world champion Cadel Evans has finished the 2009 cycling season ranked fifth overall, while Australia were an impressive third among nations. Tour de France winner Alberto Contador finished the season as the...
Alberto Contador, the two-time Tour de France winner, could quit his Astana team and join Quick Step, according to the Belgian team's manager. On the move? Alberto Contador could join Tom Boonen at Quick Step next season Photo:...
Spanish Alejandro Valverde of Caisse d'Epargne rides during the 20th stage on the Vuelta tour of Spain, a 27,8 km time trial in Toledo, on September 19, 2009. Spain's Alejandro Valverde was on course to win the Tour of Spain...
Message by Alastair Hamilton Race Report: Today David Millar won his 5th stage in all his Vuelta’s, he was given one of the swords that Toledo is famous for along with the large bottle of Cava. But the day has to go to...
Results on Basketball, Golf and Tennis BASKETBALL Men’s European Championship Quarter-finals: Serbia 79 Russia 68, Spain 86 France 66. Rein Taaramae (Est) COF 0:42, 8. Leading overall standings: 1. GOLF Austrian Open scores...
By Gerard Cromwell Friday September 18 2009 Ireland's Philip Deignan took the biggest victory of his professional career and the biggest victory by an Irish cyclist in 17 years, when he won stage 18 of the Tour of Spain into...
Reuters – Francaise Des Jeux rider Anthony Roux of France celebrates after the 17th stage of the Tour of Spain … AVILA, Spain, Sept 17th (Reuters) – Ireland's Philip Deignan outsprinted Czech Roman Kreuziger to win stage 18 of...
Message by Alastair Hamilton Race Report: David Moncoutie took every mountain top today and a wonderful stage win on the highest point of this Vuelta a Espańa. Behind; Mosquera showed he must be one of the best super-climbers...
Message by Alastair Hamilton Race Report: When it comes to time trials Fabian Cancellara is a hard man to beat and today was no different. Tom Boonen put up a great performance for second place, but the Swiss specialist was too...
Greg Henderson, the New Zealander, won a sprint finish to claim the 189-kilometre third stage of the Tour of Spain in Venlo, Holland. Upset: Greg Henderson (left) sprints to the line to win his first Grand Tour stage Photo: AP...
